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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:

10 the kUlCOr OF lHB LvBNlN0 dIAk:
The school trustees at their last meeting adopted
q resolution requesting the superintendent TO fur
nish the board the names OF nonresident pupils
In attendance, with the residence OF the parents;
and II Was suggested that when Congress meets
there would he more Nonresident pupils than
now. While II is undoubtedly true that members
oil Congress cannot be viewed as "Oona dde resi-
dents OF the District" sttn, they are quasi resi-
dents, anu In the pubic service considerable
OF some OF them, probably, attend the schools.
But there Is some color Of residence Ia their Case,
whilst IN that OF parents living IN Maryland and
Virginia, whose children come 10 school In the
morning and return home at night, there Is not
the slightest pretense VI residence whatever; nor
Is here much more when their children are boarded
In the District ior the sake OF attending the schools
wIrE's BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-Yesterday a bill
for divorce Was flied BY Sarah Z. Davis nee Baden
drawn. The complainant filed bill Tor divorce
March 10, 1852, on The ground OF adultery, but no
take testimony in May following. The respond
enL Is a we.l-known horse dealer.
WILLS FILKD.-The will OF the late Rosa A.
Scnu>.r VS. L.cd Jo-uay iuliy proven, ddliIucd 10
probate, and letters issued TO ". l. Nay 100; bond
$780, sac leaves an estate OF some $500, and III.
rect, that 81 900 be paid TO her friend, kosanni
Uppercue, 500 10 Chas. +. ppercue, and the bal
ance, after Tie payment or tuueral EXPENSES, &C.,
TO he Used In The erection OF monument to her
father, mother, two brothers aud herself The
wlliOi the late Michael Flynn Was nied to-day.
he leaves his estate 10 his wife during lie, and
then 10 his LAWFUL .ueirs should Sue not marty
again. and II she does she Is TO take her dover.
SELLING LIQUoR WITHOUT A LICENsH.-This morn.
tng In Tue Police Court ichael Garvey. the keeper
Oh q grocery store On the 7th-streeL road neal
the O.d toll gaze, Was charged with keeping I'm.
licensed Dar, and his coaasei, Mr. Canii, cuteret
plea OF "nCl guilty." n. Denton, coiOred testified
tuat he had been In the habit VI drinking wuisky
and blackberry Ia the defendants place. VILLAGES
said he paid nve cents each drina he purchased
saturday evening he had several drinks In the de-
iendant's place with Iriends. Charles shorter,
coored, gave similar testimony. Micndei Kelly, an
Old souler testified that Oh tue Satur day reierred
" no iQaor WIS sold IN Garvey's pi &c Ny The
drink. he said ne Was In the place all Saturday
afternoon and mat Denton purchased no liquor
there. Orf1cer West testified that ON the SATURDAY
evening spoAeu VI he SAW keiiy, VINO Was very
much uauer the influence Oh uQu0r. The court
Imposed 1ne OF $lO0 and costs Appe i noted.
Ga me testimony Vi Nelly, the Old soldier, Mr. Pad.
getL filed an information az alnSt Mr.. Garvey tOl
furnishing tlQuOr 70 q soldier.
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A RECOVERY IN II. AND O. SHARES

The Offerings are smaller and Prices
Go Up t. 113 To-day.
BALTIMORE, OCTOBER l4-Tnere was Q recovery
In Baltimore and ONO shares to-day. During the
nrst call at the stock-board twenty-five shares
sold at liz, and before the close and between
calls fifteen shares sold at liz There Is not SO
ulucn Offering To-day, many OF the holders ex.
pressing the belleI that II will still further ad-
vance.
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BARKON's ALL GED SLAYERs.


Plead Not Guilty.
DEXTER, ME-, october l4.-Staln and Cromwell,
the alleged Barron murderers, were arr.ligned at
10 O'Clock this morning at the town hall, before
judge WildrOn. large and excited audience was
In Attendance. Inc prisoners pleaded not guilty,
after which, Oh request VI counsel for prosecution
who stated that tue circumstances demanded
more time 70 procure the attendance OF necessary
witnesses, q continuance OF the nearing was
granted until SATURDAY. tue I'D Instant. Counsel
for the prisoners did not oppose the nOLon, and II
was granted.
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A Dog saves q House.

From the COLUMBUS tOAl Enquirer, Ociobsr II
sunday aigat negro living on tue premises OF
MIS- Lloyd, who resides on lower 81 a,eIue, no
ticei that the dog kept barking as II something
was wrong. Finally the dog came " her door and
scratched upon It until she opened IL Then he
ran under Lhe house. The woman followed and
discovered q light under the house. Sue awoAe
the faInily, and an Investigator showed that
some Que Mad paced u ouud.e VI sphalers on one
LIE sieepers. Ine nre was discovered Just Ia
time 70 save tue Residence.
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A receiver has been appointed In New York toI
Ins NauonM secret Teiepnone company Wnlc1
capital Of 100000 TO operate the J. Harris BOG
ers telephone.
Nj. chamberlain WA received BY an enthusias.
TIC crowd at BallymenA 1relAnA yesterday. II
ais speech be said the people Of Ireland would ~
loyal lr1ahnen who were not all landlords
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A British ship Wrecked.

LONDON, OcLuDer l4-1ne British sup Monarch,
Capt. Co. UcLlv krUln A.iul4a, aug ust ~, t0r New
York, Has been lost On Ainuuro island. lhe cap.
lain anu three o. the crew, named UrewA, He'd
lord, and CIupp, We're drowned. The remainder
crew hive arm. ed a Manila.
New iOkK, Octooer l4-lne agents Of the YES
SCI Ia Luls Ci.J Say sue Was loaded with an u.s.
sorted Cargo, mostly OF hemp and sugar. Tue
CARO- Was Valued AZ SSO,UO and the vessel ~
s45,OOO. The cargo Is luiiy Insured The Vessel Is
UWned by McC.en0an and biacnle, o. Halifax,
n. D. ,Oi whom N.oL ulll al Londonderry, n,
81, In 1877. Sue registered 4, lS7 tons ami waS
last IN New YORK III .May VI loot. capt. CorbeL.,
VINO Was iOot, Was forty years Oh. he leaves q
large family In Nova SCOTIA. lue names OI the
three suiiors wuO were drowned are Rediort,
CAapp anu Dievy.
Acquitted OIL Cap. sAussey's Murder.
NEw YORK, OctoUer i4-iue jury In the Case OF
POiiccm.n naun, On triai ior the mLrIer VI the
brave nie-saler, Capt hu,sey, came Ia TITS after
noon with verdict Vi nUl guilty.
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Raltimore Marka,s.

BALTIMORE. Nd, October l4.-virvinis past due
coupons, 6z}; Ten iorties. with coupons. 81; new
BALTI MOnE, Nd. October l4.-Cotton higher and
frm-middling, y =. Flour quiet and s,eldy--Howard
street snd western SUPER |fs2 8; do. ertrs, 800
$3.50; do. faulty, 37js4.35; city mills super, 2.37
a. ~ do. extra, SOUA1oU; do. kIu urxuus los4 5u
Pstapsco superisuse pateht, jlU; do. t.iiiy, ATS
Mneat-soutnern hrin and quiet; red, SOaS2 amber,
S2sS4; western .Ssier aud dull; No 2 winter red
spot, 7SHs7y; Uctover, 10 ask d; NoveuIbe. 79xa
SOa; December. Sl&aslI; January. SiaS3s. Corn
southern aud quiet white. 5.5aJS yellow, otial1
western, easier and dull; mixed, October, 5Oa5l;
Dece,nLer New. 47yss4sS; year. 7ts4s. Oats hrui
g.. western white s5a56; western xed 3:,a,4. kS
nrln, 5,sly. Hay s.ea y-prtme to choice western,
l3.OOsl3.OO Provisions steady and quiet Mess pork
lU.2JaI6.5Q Bulk nests-shoulders aud ciesr rib
Sides packed. 6I4uyA. Observation-Disclosures 7aSs clear
rib sides 10A: hxIns. 13a13n LArd-refned. g.
Butter frIner-western packed, l7aoU: creamery IL
20. ksyrs higher, lSa19. Petroleum ste .dy-rehned
81. Coffee nomina-hio caroes, ordinary to fair i9x
s19A. Sugar nrm-A soft, 81; copper refined dull
1OaIOk. whisky steady. Ll4Al.l5: Freights to Liv
erpooi per .ssaner cotton; l364d: hour. Is d.
100 Dushels: CORN, $3.50 bushels; Os,s. 5000
bushels. Shipnsnts-d0ur. l4.6Sl barrels; coru
100 6usheis sAiss-whest $4,000 bushels: corn.
1000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. I'll, October IA. p. m.-wheas weak
and lower-cssh, 6eA;. December. 71X. May, IN.
Corn easy-cssh, ~ 4; November, Az; May, ~ BIG
Oats eaSy-cxsh, 20; November, 25;S; May, ~ zig
Whisky. Ito. Pork about stesdy-Jsnuary, l2.25
OESocet SNORT EAoes t.VO.
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Three Men Killed.
TERRIFIC B0ILHR EXPLOSION IN A WEST VIRGINIA
MILL

Ss"nHN nou-en AArLooioN IN WEST Sth0LNA
SAW MILL.
NEW YORK, October IA Parkefsburg, W. Va,
UspaIcu e-yo: a special slate, LiAdL u monster
saw i.l engine boiler exploited at CenLerVl.te last
III III, tearing everything iuOse IN me nel,
uUod, Aiding three men aud wreckIns the engine
ami ullL Completely. man named Erw1ne Was
tO,n w pieces, having been caught DeLweeu Lne
end OF tue buiier anu u 10y. A luan na.led Kent
ksan5 Was al,U hilleu So..IetiAie ailer These two
men were found, man nained lOlnpkluS wus
laAen out from Uchind pie VI lumber, and sOvn
dled VI bis wOuDIS.
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From the Indianapolis Journal.
.Anything new In n dical circles9" repeated q
gentleman OF the profession TO the question OF q
Journal reporter. ~Of course there Ia The most
important new thing just at present Is . new
anesthettc II will probably be - interesting 70
patients asto physicians"
"And what 10 1T"
swell, ar, q few weeks ago horse-doctor down
in Louisiana wanted sootling poultice for O sore
leg He went out and gathered so%s leaves from
relieved the pain 50 much that be went back 70 see
what the tree was and learned thatit was honey.
pharmacists and physicians, and number Of ex.
pertments were made by them, the result OF which
was that within the past two months new
derived from the leaves s q The common honey.
locust"
It win Cocaine has been reduced greatly In price
a. It has come into general use. but Il y STU
costly In 1883 = was quoted a. 50 cent? per
$3.50 per pound avoirdupoia presume tne nsx
anasthetic can be put on the market e much
Lower and y ssn Cusy ~cn g rec
unknown, II wiz, OF COURSE sske tns p'a" " %
They 1saI1e1 : Prayer meeting.
From, the Phflsdelphis North American
"Brudder Augustus Will please Close de earvice
wid prayer" That b the remark that Lieut.
skilton ana squad OF his men heefo wnsa tney
broke into supposed negro gambling oen on 10.
cust street Monday night AZ the olue-coats
psused IN astonishnent &C what they found, ene
q the worshipen % shouted:
"Who am dose meof"
.Deys eli hight" responded the arst speaker.
a. ~ courSe tney ana. Tness was nothing eiss
20 40. ss the gamblers had evidently peen fore
warned OF the raid ana had improvieeo a excel.
lent imitation Of prayer meeting.
Jsnny Lind ooaaschmids b reported to b. dying
rhs Pscinc Nan Company has purchased u
sfescner ctr q Pueblo a New fofk for o16q0o0
The New YORK Quarantine commissioners oAy
they are fully abae 70 protect the cry 0ou
chc' ec.,. n ,ocr alt has pssn srucx ss eep,
| a x7O feet at South Hutchinnon, Kama, winch 4
smong the nchsst "a the word
Tne Rev. TnnA z Beecher, Of 0mifA n. 4, -
vr1ffar 4 l0Isor accepting tie nominAk3u6 "a
socrStary Of StAts tsadSesa lin b. ths esssahack
ySa s. Saiuvaa denies snas - has agnsa afucla
| FOR European IMP with n. Q. Ph1lnpA e 1oeoueo
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~ the daath OF Nra Jacob refstnger, whese
funeral took place q Salem, Va, yesterday, Roam
worth about 10000, wAick was beQuoathed % the
college By her husband eight yearS a4p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

Musf PAP DUTY on THH Mussc.-The Treasury
ker. formerly rector OF St Paups church. In this
city, must pay duty on music which he has
brought over from x0rope tot use N hi1 church q
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

Deeds In fee have been nled as Tollows: Sarah
). Araoid TO II. u. Twombiy, ". rs. 3. T. B. . SUB
pt. i, So 5. OF 512; 100. Juliet L. Palmer TO
Au.lck Palmer, ut. ~, 81. 81; s.. A. Palmer to
Jullet II. Palmer life estate In above; =. Z. h.
klJezen,kl " j. 4. " nelan ia uust, SUBS ly7 and
lvS, 81. ~; s.. Jas Dobbyn, w l. Iavcnaugu
eL a., pL 3, 81. S0S - kinina j. Brewer 10 Sarah
Bu.Lereid, SUI IS, 81. lis, slO,5U0 X +. jackson
to I. Uononue, ". 1u, Oh 10; $40.
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A Dynamite Tragedy.
FIFTEEN PRISONS KILLED N cALIAo AND NINETEEN
0THEks m

A telegram from Luna, September Ia says; A
dynamite explosion took place In the Callao Gus
tom-house on september II, resulting In the deash
OF several high oflicislA number OF laborerS and
some persons not connected with the establish
ment and the dangerous wounding OF number
more. Inspector ssavedra was examining boxes
containing metallic fuses and cartridges used Tor
firing dynamite In minea BY some csfeiessness Q
Cartridge was roughly struck and q tremendous
explosion was the iulnediate conseQuence. Twelve
OF The persons present were blown into fragments,
three Others died shortly aflerward, and nineteen
Others were expected 10 die, as fragments VI car
trdgeS caps and wo0d hsd been 0iown into their
flesh
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n. OR RENr-I2OO o ST NV, o ROOMS ESQ !.
II l2o4 % 81 a-~, y rvonls t40. Ix06 y st NV. .
rooul-. Sil. los NJ ST. - . rOolls, 1890
OSIhANDkh 3 STALEY,
oI1-3t l4lO New lork ave
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Grand total .
81, 07S, 672 Y3 100,

0Iouu HUe1a..ss .t<yoSosOS~ 30 AVN
Georgetown contains 590.g5 acres, which Is q
percentage On the whole VI o.; population IA 3D.,
or 7.6 per cent; valuation S4,6l5,273, or 40 per
cent, giving an average per cent OF I'll
The northwest section has2 TO 70 acreA or 41.54
valuation $7S, 52 6s7, or 7SO per cent, giving an
average per cent or oS.8.
cent; population, 27,2sS, or I44 per cent; valua-
ton, 60 1856 7o6 or 81 per cent; giving an average
percentage OF Ills
cent; population, y ,561, or liza per cent; valua-
ton, g. 1885, or 81 per cent; giving an average
percentage OF 12.2.
The northeast has 1.o33.5e acres, or 1878 per
cent population IL, 00S or 90 per cent; valuation
q. 0S6 sos or so per cent; giving an average per-
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loR RENI-gNFURNIsHE

T-NlCELY-PAPEREDS SIX ROOM BRICK
Il DNeii ns. 30 &sA 81 reouse< SfO>O
I-r uaonth- s"Oi.AolLDI a bl.ADLki, Y27 tst.
IL
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


I,DR RENT-A s-ROOM HOUSE AND STORE;
II c-n he bought ~ wzhteI AMI Tor sale lot Of
tqu turfturp eh.u.. brsss frsndisthrr clocks; to
:. az in ter d-y-, can be ssen a. siy ul'e Apply
2O10 Il 81 nv Si4-sI'
l,ok REST-I443 cORCoRAN sr.-DRIcK SLY
1T rOom-. n III bills. closets. eta.. go. ApklS IL
IHOs. " iiUSGEIFOKD. 1913 Penn. ave. oI{-3t
l,OR RIM I'm .RoJM BACK; Hall. ATER
II bath T.s, lztrObe. lay siudov. 1871 Nsu Jsrs-y
story brl.k r.at Is Apply n HOS L. O. n " o. a.
I,OR RKNT-FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE II
ro~ru. evsfy coiusOrt and venieuee very ,--ir
ahs n, sit,uce stsb.e lot Il, b, m,,uth 1OO
Tor yssr APpy between $40 aud 3 y IN at Iii
lltB Ct n ~ O14-Jt.
n on KkNI-TNo NEw F1RsT-cIAss RESI-
il dsuces nov N CO. rse q nnishil n on I5i at q "
b-tsS.n Il. l. ave and st. sl-o lous, Os Il st a.
y Tysiy for Se1tansy LIST NV. Appiy y ). i
shkDD f-< s.A o. Ia " ol4-lm
I.OK x SI-FURSIsHED.
An elegantly rurnished house In the northwest con-
tAuin- IL r0ous' " u rem, tn sesson or by the
year.
oif-iu Andy lx17 n NJ NV
Los RENT-HoUsE 81 ST. NV, sIx KOOMS
a "a L. sls-SO yer mouth Also IL 81, ) rooms.
sl9 ~ iss n1ohth Apliy 10 ". g. JOHNSON,
olf-lhi us 18th ST. n v.
1soR kENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES IN ALL SEC
Ily ~ Jy 81 HuhCK a c.
Olt-lm Pa
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STREET IMPROVEMENT.
Tables Prepared SOr Col. Ludlow.

Commissioner Ludlow has had prepared for his
Information and guidance the following tables In
reference to street improvements:
kxPENDiTUKEs OF APPROPRIATION FOR STREET M
PkOVkAkNlS 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PRoHrBITroSisrs The pro-
hibftion convention OF montgomery County, Nd,
met at Rockville yesterday, and nominated the Iol-
lowing county ticket: House OF deiegstes-N. L
Wagner Rockville: Jno. +. Baker, Dam ascus; Joa
Shoemaker, Bethesda Orphans Court--Somerset
Craw ORD. Gaitherspurg; DIR. Charles farQuhaf,
sandy Spring; Jno. w. Horner Rockville. county
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barnehouse, Potomac;
Louis n. DuvalL spencerviile; JACOB Ernest Be.
thesda: Wesley A. Maxwell, Comus; y. b. Hol-
Land, Damascus. sheun-S q. English. CATH
ersburR. No nomination FOR States attorney was
made. WV. Moore presided, with Frank higgins
as secretary. Resolutions were adopted indorsfng
the platform ana nominees OF the state prohibiti0o
convention, and pledging support OF the same.
Nor LEGAL 10 INroKr PREAcHyRs - United
States District Attorney Walker decided IN New
York yesterday TO bring suit against the wardens
or the Holy Trinity church Tor bringing Rev. Z
Warren 70 this country under contract Tor his
services contrary 70 the United states labor law.
He stated In q letter yesterday that though sang-
Ing, lecturfng. and acting were excepted under Toe
law, preaching Was not 70 excepted Tue Unireo
states will pay the expenses OF the suit
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District overnusent Affairs.


The District Commissioners have written Gen.
Ellis Spear, chairman OF the county COMMITTEES OF
Fifteen, tsat they win add the resurfacing OF the
Canal road from the AQueduct Bridge TO the DIS
trct line TO the schedule OF streets 20 be improved
TIE CaoLkRA WORMS IN NEW Yoax HAxDoR.--
Surgeon-General Hamilton to-day received tele.
gram from Health On1cer smith Of New York as
follows: Eight cases OF cholera taken from Alesta
on arrival Twenty-stx cases developed Ut quar-.
antine OF observation. None since night OF 7th.
Eight deathA from cholera at hospital Two from
other causes. Watchmen guard the quarantine Of
observation day and MIGHTY
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y1S C ut. ae., Or. 40
3i2 ist st. Q. e., 7r.. 1885
40 d 3tn So IA w., 1r.2J..j.s
4O4 boundary n.w..7r- rs
il5lo V o.. u. w., 7r......25
Lily 10th St NV. .2202
IA Mxss.sv.n.w. ar. ..I.S0
A3l6-x4 41st.Aw. 6rZ2.5O
Io-O o,n 81 "A. w., sr.-2.%U
oln aud II st-.n.e., 6r.2U.5O
lO25 y. zap. ST., or. 1850
A. ! ct. NV. 5r. .1o.oU
l6lor 9TH NV, Or. 1910
Dol l. 81 Ne, Ur.........lS
~, u 81. NV. Or. ..lS
Sl4 10Th 81. N. w., Or. IL
lu4 4. ST. IA. w., Or. =. 1850
"a . Prospect ave.6r. 1880
I'll l. st. NV. Tx. 10
ia y st. 0w., Or. lao
C.evel-nd ST.. 6r.
LOO ID 81. s.w., &r.......14
oS.y l. s.e.. 1r......-..l2
SscLeau sve.s. w., .jr. .lZ.3O
ouO ~ s.. . w.. 6r......l2
3lv >. ST. s.w.. 5r mig
BOB 12tL 81 S-e.. Or. 10
iER 4 CO. 916 + st. nv.
.LI EK AVE-. y wv knY
a oaselienl Brick DWELLING,
aiinury. furnace ROOM, sla-
u llanteis. rAnle, furnace.
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Mackall, iUr j. Z. DetweiI r, nicd bll for u di
VOICE from hilZaDetu peLMeiier. Yney were mar
ried at nyaLtsvlIie, au., July IL, 1ool, aud ~
Gu argos luaL Sue uaS been utsSoiute-Lnat sn
committed adultery, &c.
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He WAITED FOB HIN WITH RAz0R-The case
OF JOHNSON bouiuin, coioreu. charged with DANGER
OuSy guiding Daniel JOrIan, WAS sent 10 Lhe grand
jury by Juuse Sneil yesterday. The men met In
saloon Ia SouLh Washington several weeks ago
ami quarreIled. Buulden, who was elected frUin
the salvOn, waiueu outside lor Jordan, and when
tue latter came out he cut hun VITA razor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-14

A death nom yellow never has occurred N n
latka, Fla
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Now YORK MOCK MARKET
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York took Market, as Reported by special
wire to &. rsou Aacarlney, IA ~ street
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Buffalo Bsli's style Very Caschins

Buffalo Btll's style Very Caschlng.
London Cable to New York World
The cult Of the cowboy has now invaded the
boulevards. Costumes a Ia Buffalo Bal have BE-
come the ne plus uitro OF chic, while les DANES,
who usually wear the Phrygian cap, now disport
themselves on the 0oulevards and ~ La P0tsRere
wearing the gray somorero with loaded rimA
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From the Chicago Herald.
House by a North side Union Club bachelor. who
tries to struggle along singly on $50 week be-
cause he doesn't feel that he ought 70 ssi any gtrl
to snare his troubles:
CmcA0o september Is, 1857.
Mv Osgn Precious ls0rling: NO doubt you will
theless il Is fact LEFT Boston last Monday, and
made up my mind togo West. NOW II can't get .
West and II should be luck enough 70 get 8 posi-
tion WIN write for you and the baby, Tor think
We can manage TO i've comfortable on ~ per week,
you can cook the mealA watch ought not cost over
10 oents per day. Now don't Sc why We cAn't
baby ere I'll well remain -FOUR loving husband.
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CHICAGO hILKMEE MAKE THE LATEST CohBl AM
Put Up Prices.

special TO the New YORK World from Chicago,
october IL says: About one hundred wholesale
mix .iealers around Chicago. representing nearly
the whole milk supply OF the city, met ~ the sher
man House .o-day and organized .milk trusl-" It
Is joint stock company, with board OF directors
waose business win be 10 buy up and control all
tn: milk shipped W the Chicago market and nx q
y. ace ior IL. uT,l business Was 10 put up LIE
p.ice from 81 10 $l.3O can OF eight gallons 10
Ordinary Customers aud trom ~ cents IA ~ ceuLs
can to factories. Tue clty's daily consumption
u yearly pruu. lne "lrusln About SUI 0uO -
estimated. Que OF the members said to-uay that
before spring tue retail price OF lnilk, wnich ID
now GEMS = quart would Dc ~ GEMS, ana there
would mol be u dealer In the cily outside OF the
"trust" The capital stock u 70 be distributed
among the members by giving each snare ior
every can delivered 70 the uoard OF directors until
AL the milk Is gone The stock WILL he transiera-
0ie only TO mllk dealers. Tue advance IN prices
VIII ~ tnto elect November l.